The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 25, 1907, Page 3

DED WITH Clapping ushers in the back seat to start acctamations At times the audience reached a COAL | Bervice.) prominent pawabroker displaya the and citizens} Passengers on incoming trains] [ft was quite evident from the : in the coall report that sidings are full of ir the arrival of cars | joaded coal cars, but the cars are that anything “went” on © stage, 8O far as Mr, Wappen om [Sin Was concerned. Misa Nether sole cut out nothing and stopped Mt nothing, She revealed herself | ** & Wonderful artint, and her ea-| pacity for delineation could scarce: ly have been excelled. Play potnts no moral unless it be to show how a notorious wom an of the underworld sometimes | - pays thé penalty for her dissolute lite and ber sins in after years pho” tw certainly not a play for children, and it ls one which te! teamaters bY) unable to move om account of lack wait thelr = turn. A’ ot motive power th y ENTERPRISE FOR ALASKA - Powder Manufactur. hae been organteed tn p- ‘a 2 Sadie " of the Maccabees and several lod: af ‘The body was taken to Butterworth & Sone undertaking partors, Death of H, Martell, ‘The body of Herbert Martell, of Cle Klum, was today brought to the undertaking partore of Butterworth Sons, Mr, Martell waa formeriy Of Beattle, but left here to enter the contracting business at Cle Khim, where he died. He leaves a father, P. J. Martell, of Reattic, THE THEATERS It te to erect « “Sapho" at the Grand, 4 ‘ef turning out about! “Sapho.” as delineated by Olga pale ite daily, the de. | Nethersole, the distinguished | I private life she is a woman of fe great at the pres. | Bngtivh aoctrems, drew a mixed|Nehost repute, Ae a great artist, audience to the Grand last night.| however, she seome to prefer im- From gallery to parquet the house|Personating-bad women, on the 0 CLASSES. was packed. On the upper floor| tory that they are more dra- —, aes F hundreds of young women and girls} Matieally interesting. “yeoman erowded the front seats, while on! The company supporting Mine be rm */ the lower floors soctety people in| Nethersole is a competent one aud ‘after a lapse < oe large sumbers in full evening| largely English, agers on ho} dress were promt: inter} The matinee bill today was “The * _— inment/ mingled with many who are not} Second Mru. Tanqueray.” Tonight ee _ o seen in first play | “Adrienne Lecouvrew: will be houses, Presented. Tomorrow “Bapho” ‘The sultry reputation of “Bapho”| will again be on the boards for the various ee matinee and evening performances. community undoubtedly 3 FLASH much to do with this cosmopolitan “ Red Feather.” sentence B funeau aint Seattle ca ‘The “Red Feather,” the romantic for Larceny, fell on the last act, and there was Pocket Flash Lights and Batter. colored woman, /80 Deed for the services of Band-/ tes A. L. Hall, 1111 Piret av, ** renee eeeninneneeneoe OEE 6 hE This is a Solid Oak Extension Dining Table with a finish. The top measures 42 inches square. " price for Friday and Saturday will be osc Solid Oak Cane : Seat Diner for TS¢. . This is an unusually The Popular Dover good Chair and is always Egg Beater 7¢. | a very popular seller. It Always sells for 1gc. On / is well constructed and of ‘ i. good appearance. Special sale in our Crockery De- | price ot tocienstins fo partment Friday and Sat-/ c Friday and Saturday urday for T¢. only. hi 4.20 to 6 Sundays Of to 12. Both Phones. 20 FECOND AVE. GET SOUND MARGLE @]) GRANITE CO., Ine. | E. M. Thayer, Manager, Cemetery work of every de- — —— | KOHLER & CHASE Established 1860. ANO 1905 SECOND AVENUE THE HOME OF YIGNIFIED CREDIT. ds of Office Desks were unloaded during the afe now on display on our Second Floor. This fal was most timely, as assortments were badly broken. sf matter what your desk need may be, you are sure of WE here what you want. GIVE YOU CREDIT Flop Desks, Flat Top Desks, Sanding Desks, Typewriter ’ Desks come ins Golden and Weathered Oak and also in } And Office Chairs, of Course CLOAKS, SUITS FURS, RADICALLY REDUCED Ba TRE Rew desk needs a new chair as a’ complement ‘on Of them here, of course—the variety is practically | Pidless— an the prices very low. lf YOU'LL “WINK THE OTHER eve” If you try our goods and com tc PORT, per gal GUCKENHEIMER AYE, full quart |P KEYSTONE LIQUOR CO. re Male ii 4 “ind, 1184 FREE DELIVERY. IwKoven, with tHbretto by Charies|‘Thompson in the part of Yon Yon- Klein and lyrics by Charles Emer. |#on, tn the play at the Seattle the- . h son Cook, will be presented at the ABI E TO MOVE Meh Mate of enthusiasm, belng| Grand Sunday night for five per- tly bent pon making the/formances, The well-known prima i Roglish star fee! thoroughly wel-|denna, Chertdah @impaon, ts at the ——ee come, And Mins Nethersole cor-| head of it, and there is a ble and tataly did give in return an artistic! attractive chorus behind her, ac Moment that the curtain went up Tonight, at the Beattie theater, on the tira “Ha” wee : eo. Gee Recon jon o* first act that the “lid David Brattatram replaces George id ay. and Union at, 1 ae Standard Rotary lo agents to bother you Pull set of tec fit guaranteed ......cce0+ 6 seeee historical play, “Nell Gwy; ‘ Ured of paying high prices for their’ Aileen May ta doing Nell in « + nusements spend a dollar a woelt ner that has gained her many vd take the whole family to the admirers, The attraction for «(| Mlar, whieh, like the local newspaper Week will be “The Little Minivor | of the same name, admirably an« dienes swers ite purpose in the way of in~- GBtar Theater Vaudeville. struction and amusement. No child Any one of three or four arts at| in Seattle will willingly mins seeing noon by Managers Russell and Drow, with their own #tock com~ pany as the attraction, in “Whe foout's Revenge.” Not « pistol or blood and thunder play, but a melo~ drama with heart interest and com-~- edy. The sale of seats being to~ morrow morning ater for tonight only. Mr, Hratt~ strum if a Bwede himself, an old actor of @ young man, but Bow a retired resident of Beattie, Lyrle Opening, CITY, Utah, Jan. | slam: “Money loaned on coal. Thin/4# Well ae a moat torrid delineation| cording to the advance man, The] The new Lyric r the Mtar thie week is worth the 20| the big troupe of trained dogs at the ! famine has reached an Cao ne = your black dia- a much discussed and polloe| eat sales began this morning, opened to the public Bunday after- “The Little Minister.”* cents charged for the best sents In | Star this week ® © onsh. uted “Hapho,” pte: Mapeger. Pantesen, of the Lote, the house, Many people who are sulT’'s TAL i800. Ammunition of all kinds tn 6 An immense ine of $16.00 sults at the lowest prices, A, lL. Hall,| at W. B. Hutchinson & Co,, corner 111) Piret ave. ***| Second ay. and Union at. - dewerven the highest consideration in offering #0 coutly and preten- tious @ production this week of the tL 00, An immense Hne of $15.00 suite at W. B. Hutchinson & Co, corner Brattetrum Tonight. ” mo t ! Phone rit 9 Phone Main ad Ind. 1514 pam 3373 sary o% After Inventory Sale Starts Saturday Morning, January 26 A Most Complete Slaughter of All Broken Lines, Odd Lots, Remnants and Soiled and Mussed Goods in the Store at Reduced Prices Save From One-Quarter to One-Half 3 Tomorrow-—Satufday morning, January 26th, we start our yearly After Inventory Sale. Inventory is just completed and we find thousands of dollars’ worth of goods that will be most attractive to you, but which are undesirable to us from our point of view on ac- count of their being broken lines, odd lots, remnants and goods that are slightly soiled and mussed. This accumulation has been greatly added to because of the extraordinary and unprecedented increase in our busi- ness during the past few months. During the rush there was no time to go through the different depart- ments and locate the odd lots, remnants and broken lines, but our annual inventory just completed has brought. everything to the surface, and we find that the amount involved in the aggregate is so large that it requires the most radical price reductions on our part to dispose of the goods at once before the bulk of our new fine stock arrives. Aving to the freight blockade we had a short breathing spell after Christmas, but now the new goods are pouring in on us so fast that we will require every available inch of space in the store for the display of new 1907 goods within the next 10 days. Some of the goods offered are slightly soiled and mussed, and there are others that have been splendid sellers, but the lines are broken now and what is left must join the procession at any price they will bring. Then there are odd lots and temnants of all kinds of goods that will look good to you and that are worth every penny: of the original price---good, clean up-to-date merchandise. But to clean up fall stocks and make ready for spring, we deem it advisable to offer them to you at reductions ranging from one-quarter to one-half less than our regular prices. To cap the climax and to fix this sale in your memory for years to come we shall also offer at the same time, several thousand dollars’ worth of the most a oods—such as Sheetings, Pillow Casing, Crash, Bleached and che Unblea Cottons, Apron Ginghams, Linens, etc, at less than mill prices Sale commences Saturday morning, January 26, and lasts for one week, but we cannot guarantee that the lots will last. First come, first served. Terms cash. McCarthy Dry Goods Co. * =: 4512 to 1522 Second Ave., Between / Pike and Pine Streets : : BARNES, « Kirkevilie and ng" tn the practice ef Gate: rnee te a fully qual and Domestic Machines re—9 a. m, to 5 p. m., and Mon, Brid Gol in 1.00 Wed. and Fri. evenings till & Sliver Fillings that stay in t5e Lady Attendant. Consultation Free. Drs. BARNES and RING OSTEOPATHIC PHYGBICIANS, 382 Arcade Bidg., Third Floor, Front of Elevator, Main 4185, ind. ASSOCIATED DENTISTS DR. F. J. BETHEL, D. D. &, MGR. (Fift fears’ Mxpe Phone, Mato 1772. Open Eventags a | :